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Re: [ANN][Pool][XMR] Pool.CryptoEscrow.eu | Monero Mining Pool supported by Zone117x
This week we have made over 2000 manual payouts(it took me ~35 hours to do), because of the earlier blockchain attack.
Now we have paid every single miner in our pool and automated payouts are back to normal.
Also we have added some xmr of our own to compensate all the miners for the lost hashes with corrupted blockchain.
Now we have paid every single miner in our pool and automated payouts are back to normal.
Also we have added some xmr of our own to compensate all the miners for the lost hashes with corrupted blockchain.
I am showing a pending balance of over 1 XMR. No payment since the 28th of September.
Changes in v1.2:
Better working fix for the double counting of auto-transfers. It now waits until it sees a coin spent transaction before attempting another auto-transfer on the same wallet.
Better working fix for the double counting of auto-transfers. It now waits until it sees a coin spent transaction before attempting another auto-transfer on the same wallet.
Changes in v1.1:
(Hopefully) Fixed double counting of auto-transfers.
Added "get" command.
Tidied up setting names.
Added an Enable/Disable toggle for auto-transfer. (Will be set to disabled after you update.)
(Hopefully) Fixed double counting of auto-transfers.
Added "get" command.
Tidied up setting names.
Added an Enable/Disable toggle for auto-transfer. (Will be set to disabled after you update.)
Wow what inspired this?
I had too many simplewallet windows getting in the way...I have created a small program which monitors all of the Monero/ByteCoin/Other CryptoNote currency wallet files in a folder.
Features:
The easiest way to get started is to drop the .exe in the folder containing simplewallet.exe and your wallet files.
Binary download here: https://github.com/xdo-soft/CryptoNoteMultiWalletMonitor/releases/tag/v1.1
Source (.net v4.5, C#) here: https://github.com/xdo-soft/CryptoNoteMultiWalletMonitor
Updated: 01/08/2014 - Release v1.1. Changes in my post below.
Updated: 03/08/2014 - Release v1.2. Changes in my post below.
Updated: 07/08/2014 - Release v1.3. Changes in my post below.
XDO
P.S. If this is useful to you, please donate XMR to 46uTqSikV8HYiFoaS5YbCYZzCeUMEVCWpSmPvwM6N7bDJkU7iapV8vEZLWw1YveVVc2gaUUfqsA7QNa TCHeBAzrdFANvvYK or BTC to 13uJ63ABebRhjsbAvyfyZ7HBfeywRNRUYp.
Features:
- View combined balance for all wallets.
- Send a command to one wallet or to all simultaneously.
- Optionally, transfer coins from one wallet to another (e.g. an exchange) whenever the wallet balance is over some threshold. (Note that the destination wallet must not be one of those in the folder being monitored.)
- Accepts a password for all wallets as a command line parameter, or will ask for it. (All wallets should have the same password.) Can also save the password, though this is not recommended.
- Fully customisable, either via the "get"/"set" command in the application, or via editing an XML document in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\XDO_Software.
The easiest way to get started is to drop the .exe in the folder containing simplewallet.exe and your wallet files.
Binary download here: https://github.com/xdo-soft/CryptoNoteMultiWalletMonitor/releases/tag/v1.1
Source (.net v4.5, C#) here: https://github.com/xdo-soft/CryptoNoteMultiWalletMonitor
Updated: 01/08/2014 - Release v1.1. Changes in my post below.
Updated: 03/08/2014 - Release v1.2. Changes in my post below.
Updated: 07/08/2014 - Release v1.3. Changes in my post below.
XDO
P.S. If this is useful to you, please donate XMR to 46uTqSikV8HYiFoaS5YbCYZzCeUMEVCWpSmPvwM6N7bDJkU7iapV8vEZLWw1YveVVc2gaUUfqsA7QNa TCHeBAzrdFANvvYK or BTC to 13uJ63ABebRhjsbAvyfyZ7HBfeywRNRUYp.
Thanks a lot. The servers do seem to be back up now. A temporary glitch I guess.
Hmm, they seem to be down again. Is it a load issue?
I'll talk to amphibian as soon as he comes online. 
About the node establishing, as far as I know it's not that difficult, you just have to comment a few lines in code and start deamon differently (can't remember how lol). If you want I can ask that too.
About the node establishing, as far as I know it's not that difficult, you just have to comment a few lines in code and start deamon differently (can't remember how lol). If you want I can ask that too.
Thanks a lot. The servers do seem to be back up now. A temporary glitch I guess.
Amphibian told that it's fixed now.
The site appears to be up, but the servers are apparently down. I keep getting "Failed to get donor block". Tried from two different machines/ips, with the same problem.
How easy is it to set-up one of these servers yourself? Is it just a matter of passing some command line to the daemon to accept external connections?